🦍 GorillaFelt Swivel Glide Felt Sliders for Chairs - 16 Pack, 1 Inch Round Felt Glides, CB259-16: Floor Protectors for Angled Furniture Legs Review

I love these chair legs! The best part is the knuckle. This will keep the felt pad flat on the floor. This means less chance of scratches and dents on my oak floor and, I suppose, even wear and tear across the surface rather than a side or corner.

I have used different types of felt legs on kitchen chairs and they keep falling off. I have had GorillaFelt legs on my six kitchen chairs for about 2 months now and so far they are holding up very well. Will have to order more stools. I love thick felt pads, GoodStuff!

After struggling to keep the sticky felt pads on our chair legs that kept popping off, we found these gems. It took a 3/32 drill bit to drill pilot holes but installed quickly and accurately as promised. The moment the felt pads wear out, it would be easy to buy a new set and put in new ones. Very impressed with that.

For the most part it's a great product, I'm so tired of constantly changing the chopsticks on the cushions at the bottom of our dining room chairs. The way they attach to the chair leg is great. The problem is that sometimes the soft part of the foot pops out of the bottom of the ball joint that holds it in place. This can be very annoying. So it annoys me when I see that one of them has popped out and I have to reattach it, but even with that problem, they're still way better than the ones on…

We installed new luxury vinyl floorboards and wanted to protect them from kitchen table legs. From our previous experience with felt pads, we knew that they were not suitable for the tough everyday use of these chairs. We are 100% happy with them and they were exactly what we were looking for. They attach easily to chairs and the hinge ensures the thick felt pad lies flat on the floor even when the chair legs are tilted. We definitely recommend them.

We spent over $15,000 on our hardwood deck. I have regretted this over the last few years as we have repeatedly tried several brands/types of rails for our furniture and despite claiming no scratch protection, everything has scratched or slipped with use and severely damaged the wood surface. They work great. ; These are the best pads I've seen, even for non-sloping legs. The felt tips are about 1/4 thick and even if they wear out over time, the snap-on design makes them easy to replace without

I had to lift a very heavy wooden missionary style chair almost an inch to allow the mopping robot to work underneath. The chair is too heavy for me to lift and turn, but I was able to put it on its side. I first drilled the holes per the instructions and installation was easy. I knew that when I turned the chair back on, 2 raises would dislodge his legs. They did, but only between two pieces of plastic. So what others describe as design flaws worked in my favor. Rather than breaking, they…

My dining room chairs (wood, informal) are designed so that the bottom of the chair is not flat; it is on a slight incline. No problem on carpet. But we laid new parquet, so the usual "Sticky Squares" felt gliders just didn't work. After a few days, the wear and tear was enough for the wood on the chair leg to rub against my new hardwood floor. I did some research and found these gorilla felt spinning pads and decided to give them a try. Most reviews were good, but a few people reported that…

We bought these to attach to the legs of our dining room chairs to protect our LVT floors. We tried the kind that just sticks, and after one use they immediately bruised because our chair legs are at an angle to the floor. This is great because they rotate to fit straight on the floor. Advantages: 1. Very easy to install. The instructions tell you which drill to use and the design is intuitive. It only took you about 10 minutes to install them on six dining chairs.2. They do exactly what…